Photonical evidence

Evidence that comes from the phone. Such as pictures, call recordings, screenshots, ect.

"hey girl I got you some 'photonical evidence'

by Lalabumdum07 February 5, 2024

Loneliness epidemic

Because of the imposed solipsism. And if other people aren't significant enough to you then they hit you with the imposed schizophrenia and that's what causes the child murder epidemic... But that's the good epidemic...

Hym "But I do feel bad the cute young blondes are in the middle of a loneliness epidemic. I'd be happy to come over and give them a fucking. Get some KY... Drink some ginseng tea... Really do it right... A right fucking (as the brits would say). And then murder the baby. Because I HAVE A RIGHT! To do that (apparently). Which is tight. The younger they are the more moral it is to kill them... Well... Younger and older. There's like a bell curve."

by Hym Iam March 22, 2024

Meta-Evidence

Evidence about evidence. It's not the data point itself, but information about its reliability, context, and the process that generated it. This includes a study's statistical power, the reputation of the lab, the pre-registration of its hypothesis, and whether the result has been independently replicated. In a world drowning in information, meta-evidence is the life raft—it's how you decide which claims to actually believe when everyone has a graph.

Example: "She didn't just read the headline about coffee curing cancer. She looked at the meta-evidence: sample size (tiny), funding source (The Coffee Alliance of America), and journal prestige (sketchy). The meta-evidence concluded the evidence was garbage."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026

Meta-Evidence

Evidence about the quality, validity, or interpretation of other evidence. It's the evidence you use to weigh evidence. This includes a study's methodology, the chain of custody for a forensic sample, the calibration records of a sensor, or the historical accuracy of a witness. In a courtroom, the DNA match is evidence; the lab's accreditation and error rate is the meta-evidence. It's the critical layer that separates raw data from a credible claim, and it's where most conspiracy theories and legitimate skepticism violently collide.

Example: "The photo was evidence of the event. The meta-evidence—the JPEG's EXIF data showing it was created two days prior, and the shadow angles being physically impossible—was what proved it was a fake. The evidence lied; the meta-evidence told the truth about the lie."

by Dumu The Void January 30, 2026

Molded Evidence Theory

The practice of designing an entire research study, audit, or investigation from the ground up with a specific, pre-ordained conclusion in mind. The methodology, data collection parameters, and analytical framework are all carefully engineered as a custom vessel to deliver the desired result. The evidence isn't faked or altered after the fact; the entire process is rigged from the start to produce a conclusion that appears rigorous and independent.

Molded Evidence Theory Example: A tobacco company in the 20th century didn't just deny cancer studies; it funded its own. It molded evidence by hiring sympathetic scientists, designing studies unlikely to find harm (e.g., using animal models known to be resistant), and defining "conclusive proof" at an impossibly high bar. The resulting papers created a manufactured "debate" for decades, all built on evidence molded to be exculpatory.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 6, 2026

Manipulated Evidence Theory

This theory focuses on the strategic alteration of authentic evidence to change its meaning. Unlike fabrication, it starts with something real—a data set, a photo, a quote—and then deliberately distorts it through selective editing, misleading context, or improper analysis. The goal is to make the genuine evidence tell a lie, preserving a veneer of authenticity while perverting its truth.

Manipulated Evidence Theory Example: A politician is recorded saying, "We need to invest in this community." The clip is manipulated by an opponent's ad team to loop and truncate it as: "We need to invest... in this." implying selfish intent. The audio is real, but its meaning has been surgically reversed. This is evidence manipulation as a dark art of context-shifting.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 6, 2026

Emo Epidemic

An epidemic where one, some, or several friend groups turn emo.

It starts when one of your friends becomes emo.

It spreads across your entire friend group like a Hot Topic version of the Bubonic Plague.

Your friend group starts wearing black.

It only gets worse from there.

Your friend group, minus you, have started wearing spikes.

Then, those friends reach out to their friends.

They all become emo.

Except for you.

Dude, did you hear about the emo epidemic?

No way I’m hanging out with my friends, I’m staying inside until all of this blows away!

by KiiboBestRobotBoi February 23, 2026